The national nonprofit organization Wreaths Across America will bring its Mobile Education Exhibit to Western Florida for a series of stops from Nov. 9 to Nov. 15.
Northwest Florida State College has welcomed a permanent collection of Doolittle Raid artifacts, including mapping and navigation tools belonging to Lt. Col. Carl Wildner. Supported by community and military leaders, the college celebrated this historic addition during a special ceremony at Raider Arena.
Preparations are officially underway for the 19th annual Geek Lights on the Corner in Bluewater Bay. This year’s holiday display features community build days starting November 7, a new back-to-back show format, and Niceville’s Twin Cities Pavilion as the sponsored charity.
Don’t let any hurricane fool you; each storm carries its own unpredictable personality. As local real property attorney Mike Chesser notes following recent weather events, Okaloosa County residents should treat this storm as a crucial dry run, reviewing their emergency supplies, insurance policies, and legal responsibilities regarding property and trees before the next major threat arrives.
Niceville police officers will be authorized to perform certain immigration enforcement functions after the City Council unanimously approved joining ICE’s 287(g) program. The agreement allows participating officers to carry out designated federal immigration duties under ICE supervision. The city has not yet detailed how the program could affect local enforcement.
A morning traffic crash on John Sims Parkway in Niceville left one person dead and closed a major roadway for over five hours. Police are investigating reports of racing or road rage after a truck crashed into a tree near Partin Drive, prompting detours through local roads and Niceville High School.
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